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- Oct 10, 2020
It's up to you, and what is the information stored in the HR, for me I used the EmployeeID from the HR and map it to my AD as this ID is unique and wont be duplicated in their side.
As you said, you can generate a CSV with the attribute you need and send it to them, let them update the information and send it back to you, then simply import it, but keep in main that this process should be performed every time a new employee join your company so the HR will need to send you an employee profile to update in your side.
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I think the best way is to use Powershell to create an export from AD to CSV and a CSV import into AD. HR has to fill out the CSV file. As key I use the SID or Email, because they are unique.
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It's up to you, and what is the information stored in the HR, for me I used the EmployeeID from the HR and map it to my AD as this ID is unique and wont be duplicated in their side.
As you said, you can generate a CSV with the attribute you need and send it to them, let them update the information and send it back to you, then simply import it, but keep in main that this process should be performed every time a new employee join your company so the HR will need to send you an employee profile to update in your side.
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